Health 'Sexual safety' review of NHS mental health wards launched A review of “sexual assault and harassment” on NHS mental health wards has been launched by England’s health and social care watchdog, after a snapshot survey identified 900 incidents or risks reported by staff in a three-month window.
It was triggered after Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors found “sexual incidents” reported by staff at a trust that was already being investigated for housing men and women on the same ward - a clear breach of guidance. The Independent
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It was triggered after Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors found “sexual incidents” reported by staff at a trust that was already being investigated for housing men and women on the same ward - a clear breach of guidance. The Independent
See also:
- Sexual safety on mental health wards Care Quality Commission
- NHS launches sexual abuse probe amid fears of dangers on mixed sex wards The Daily Telegraph
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